Vidyo.ai Review: Now quso.ai, With the Same Plans and Pricing
Vidyo.ai now redirects to quso.ai. We explain the rebrand, what carried over, the current credit-based plans from $0 to $49 a month, and where the AI clipping falls short.
If you type vidyo.ai into a browser today, you land on quso.ai. There is no banner on the old domain explaining why, which is why a lot of people ask whether the tool shut down or whether the redirect is a scam. It is neither: vidyo.ai answers with a permanent 301 redirect to quso.ai, and the company rebranded to the new name in 2024.
This review covers what changed with the rebrand, what did not, and whether the product itself - an AI tool that turns long videos into short, captioned clips - is worth paying for in 2026. All prices are the vendor's published monthly USD list prices as of September 24, 2026.
What happened to vidyo.ai
Vidyo.ai is now quso.ai. The old domain returns HTTP 301 Moved Permanently to https://quso.ai/, which we confirmed with a direct request rather than relying on third-party reports. A 301 is the standard signal that a site has moved for good, not a hijacked or temporary redirect.
The part existing users care about is spelled out on the quso.ai pricing page, verbatim: "Coming from Vidyo.ai? Your plan and pricing are unchanged." Accounts, plans and prices carried over. If you were paying for vidyo.ai, you are now paying the same amount for quso.ai.
Short version
vidyo.ai is not dead and the redirect is legitimate. Log in at quso.ai with your existing account; your plan and price are unchanged.
What quso.ai (formerly vidyo.ai) does
The core job has not changed. You give it a long video - a podcast, webinar, livestream or interview - and it finds the moments most likely to work as short clips, then prepares them for social platforms.
- IntelliClips: AI picks what it judges to be the high-performing moments in a long recording and cuts them into short clips.
- Auto-captions: word-by-word animated captions in 30+ languages.
- Reframing: exports in 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1, so one source feeds YouTube, Reels, TikTok and feed posts.
- CutMagic: automatic scene-change detection that keeps the speaker framed across multi-camera footage without manual keyframing.
- AI dubbing across 29 languages.
- Chapters: splits long videos into sections, available even on the free plan.
The company says it serves 4 million creators and businesses, with users in areas as varied as psychology, entertainment, auto reviews, fitness, news and real estate. Treat that as a vendor claim, but it matches the tool's pitch: anyone who talks on camera for long stretches and wants short-form output without editing it by hand.
Importing footage and publishing clips
You can pull source video from YouTube, Vimeo, X, Facebook, Twitch, Rumble, Loom, LinkedIn, Zoom, Google Drive and Dropbox, or upload a file directly. For podcasters and webinar hosts who already record in Zoom or stream on Twitch, that removes the download-then-upload step.
On the output side, paid plans can publish or schedule clips directly. The pricing page describes this as publishing to 6 platforms, while the homepage names TikTok, Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, Pinterest, X and YouTube. The free plan only publishes to TikTok.
Pricing and plans
quso.ai uses credits on top of a monthly plan. Annual billing lowers the monthly price and doubles the credit allowance.
- Free: $0 a month, 75 credits a month, 720p export with a watermark, 7-day data retention, TikTok publishing, CutMagic scene detection, chapters and short videos.
- Lite: $29 a month billed monthly, or $19 a month billed annually (credits go from 100 to 200). Unlimited 1080p clips, the advanced desktop video editor, publishing and scheduling to 6 platforms, 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1 export, 10GB storage.
- Essential (marked "Most popular"): $39 a month monthly, or $26 a month annually (300 to 600 credits). Adds AI filler and silence removal, external content support, a content planner and 25GB storage.
- Growth: $49 a month monthly, or $33 a month annually (600 to 1,200 credits). Adds a custom brand kit and templates, the Viddy AI content assistant, priority access to new features, unlimited branded templates, social media analytics, priority support and 75GB storage.
- Enterprise: pricing on request, not published.
Which plan makes sense
The free plan is fine for testing clip quality, but the watermark, 720p cap and 7-day retention rule it out for regular publishing. Essential is the realistic starting point for podcasters, because filler and silence removal saves the most manual work.
Where it falls short
Independent reviewers agree on a few weak spots, and they match what you would expect from this category of tool.
- Caption accuracy drops with heavy accents or noisy audio. Plan to proofread captions before publishing.
- The AI does not always pick the best segment. Expect to review suggestions and trim or swap some clips yourself.
- It needs existing footage. It cannot build a video from a product URL or a text brief, and it has no tooling built for ad campaigns.
- It is a clipping and captioning tool, not a full editor. For cinematic or detailed edits you still need a proper NLE.
Who should use it
quso.ai suits creators and small teams who produce long talking-head content regularly and want a steady stream of short clips with minimal editing: podcasters, webinar hosts, coaches, streamers and educators. The import list and direct scheduling are the real time savers.
It is a weaker fit if you need polished, heavily edited output, if your audio is noisy or heavily accented and you cannot spare time to fix captions, or if you want to generate ads from scratch without footage.
Frequently asked questions
Is vidyo.ai shut down?
No. It rebranded to quso.ai, and vidyo.ai now permanently redirects there with an HTTP 301. The product is still running under the new name.
Is the vidyo.ai to quso.ai redirect safe?
Yes. quso.ai is the same company under a new name, and its pricing page addresses former Vidyo.ai users directly. Make sure you type quso.ai correctly and log in there.
Did my vidyo.ai plan or price change after the rebrand?
No. The quso.ai pricing page says: "Coming from Vidyo.ai? Your plan and pricing are unchanged."
How much does quso.ai cost?
From $0 to $49 a month on published plans. Lite is $29 monthly or $19 annually, Essential is $39 or $26, and Growth is $49 or $33. Enterprise is quote-only.
What are the free plan limits?
75 credits a month, 720p export with a watermark, 7-day data retention and TikTok-only publishing. It is enough to judge clip quality, not to run a channel.
How long does quso.ai keep my videos?
On the free plan, 7 days. Paid plans come with storage instead: 10GB on Lite, 25GB on Essential and 75GB on Growth.
Can quso.ai make videos without footage?
No. It repurposes existing recordings. It cannot create clips from a product URL or a text prompt.
Key takeaways
- vidyo.ai is now quso.ai; the old domain 301-redirects and the tool is still active.
- Existing vidyo.ai plans and pricing carried over unchanged.
- Published plans run from free to $49 a month, with annual billing cutting the price and doubling credits.
- Strong at finding clips, captioning in 30+ languages and reframing for every platform.
- Expect to fix captions on difficult audio and to review AI clip picks; it does not replace a full editor.
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